ControlLogix Intermediate
This hands-on course shows students the real world application of the CompactLogix (ControlLogix) family of controllers and the Studio 5000 software.
What You'll Learn
Course Overview
This hands-on course builds on foundational PLC skills to explore advanced programming techniques and control strategies using the CompactLogix/ControlLogix family of controllers and Studio 5000 Logix Designer software. Students gain practical experience with analog systems, PID control, and inter-processor communications.
Topics Covered
Ethernet/IP addressing and network configuration review
Advanced ladder logic programming techniques
Tag data types and structured data
Analog input/output control systems
Function Block Diagram (FBD) programming
Data trending and visualization
Averaging and signal processing techniques
PID control fundamentals and theory
PID loop tuning methods
Point I/O configuration and communications
Inter-processor communications setup
Hands-On Lab Exercises
Configure and tune analog control loops
Implement PID control for process applications
Build Function Block Diagram programs
Set up trending and data averaging
Configure Point I/O modules and communications
Establish inter-processor communication links
Troubleshoot complex control system issues
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for controls engineers, maintenance technicians, and automation professionals. We recommend completing ControlLogix Basics first, but it is not required. Contact us if you're unsure which level is right for you.